Olson, D., Jonghe, L.C. De
This study investigates the effect of a 15 volume% zirconia dispersion on the critical current density for failure initiation in beta"-alumina solid electrolytes. By examining both single phase and composite electrolytes under standard sodium-sodium test conditions, the research aims to understand the mechanical properties and performance of these materials. The methodology involves subjecting samples to rigorous testing to gauge their response to electrical stress and potential failure mechanisms. Results indicate that the zirconia dispersion significantly influences the current density limits, which are crucial for the development of reliable solid electrolyte systems. This research contributes to advancing the understanding of material enhancements needed for improved performance in electrochemical applications. The findings underscore the potential for utilizing zirconia as a toughening agent to bolster the durability and efficiency of beta"-alumina electrolytes, paving the way for future innovations in solid state battery technology.
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